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去马德拉岛我上小学时,家里有一长排三毛的书,她笔下那望不到边际的金光闪烁的撒哈拉大沙漠.那波涛滚滚、奔腾咆哮的大西洋蓝色海洋。是如此令人神往,我想,等我长大了,一定追着三毛的足迹,刮那些地方走一走。现在,我在英同留学。一次偏巧偶然看到一幅风景摄影——黑色的悬崖惊悚地矗立在海边,公路细得像线,曲曲弯弯却倔强地在峭壁间挣扎,底下幽蓝的海水无力地吐着白沫。我被这张照片传达出来的壮观但义渗透着丝丝寒凉的感觉深深吸引。一查,这地方叫马德拉岛,是葡萄牙的离岛,突然想到这
When I was in elementary school in Madeira, I had a long list of San Mao’s books in her home, the penultimate glittering Sahara desert that waves and growls like a roaring Atlantic blue ocean. Is so fascinating, I think, so I grew up, must follow the trail of San Mao, scraping those places to go. Now, I study abroad in England. By coincidence, I happened to see a landscape photography - a black cliff thrillingly stands by the sea, the road is fine, like a line, and the twisting bend is stubbornly struggling between the cliffs. I was deeply attracted by the spectacular sense of righteousness conveyed by this photo. A check, this place called Madeira, Portugal’s outlying islands, suddenly thought of this